“Glass plates: Photography before film” – a new blogpost on Europeana

“Glass plates: Photography before film” – a new blogpost on Europeana

How could you preserve memory before modern photography film was even invented? How were photographic plates used to capture images, and which kind was the most popular one?

Learn the answers to these question by reading the new blogpost published on Europeana “Glass plates: Photography before film” The conjunct efforts of the members of Photoconsortium produced a new blogpost on Europeana focused on early photography and especially glass plates, enabling the reader to digitally explore the collections from three important European cultural heritage institutions: Boekentoren – Ghent University Library; Finnish Heritage Agency; Centre for Image Research and Dissemination of Girona City Council.

Read the blogpost at this link: https://www.europeana.eu/en/stories/glass-plates-photography-before-film

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